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Episode 40: Aaron Swanton - "True Romance" (1993)

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Aaron Swanton, recognized for his multifaceted roles as a musician, producer, and audio engineer, has been a part of San Diego's vibrant music scene for many years. Presently, he plays guitar in the band Crasher, having previously garnered recognition during his decade-long tenure with Scarlet Symphony. Beyond his personal musical pursuits, Swanton dedicates time to producing records and engaging in community initiatives. Notably, as a co-founder of Together San Diego, a community organization dedicated to flood relief efforts, he underscores his steadfast commitment to the San Diego community. "True Romance" (1993): A young comic book store employee in Detroit meets the love of his life at a Kung Fu triple feature. When they mistakenly come into possession of a suitcase full of cocaine, they drive cross country with the mafia in pursuit. Written by Quentin Tarantino. Directed by Tony Scott. Starring Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper & Christopher Walken.

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Aaron Swanton sits down with Tim and Graham to talk about 1993’s ”True Romance”.

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